Plans for saving Thaw face legal twists in Canada
Sherbrooke August 31 Thaws lawyers faced a sudden writ of habeas corpus requiring Thaw before the superior court Tuesday Their view is the writ may be stayed by appeal If sustained New York cannot act until October King s bench convenes Thaw writes letters in his cell and receives flowers as ministers discuss possible appeals and extradition hurdles.
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Sherbrooke
Quebec
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
W. K. Mu Keown
Court of Reviews
Court of Appeals
New York State
King's Bench
Phav
Wol Shurtleff
Coatievok
Ian Rundtreag
Damares Boudreau
Fries
Thaw
Boudreau
McKeown
Jerome
Franklin Kenna- Mere
Ottawa
Lo- Winno Reial
Tarslag
Warteawan
Trav Os
Alexius Dupius
Coatiook
Stupa Duras
Anymus
Boose
New York
Bondieau
Habeas Corpes
Chief of Police
Boudrean
Asa
acGan Lew
Boundreau
Matteawan
Sluibrooke
Joe Ty Mane
Thompson
Duchess Enunty
Jim
Weather outlook shows hot east and cool northwest
Washington reports warm weather in the east and southeast with a cool wave in the northwest. The Weather Bureau predicts a front advancing eastward to overspread the central states and upper Mississippi Valley by midweek, with local frosts possible in the far northwest. A disturbance over the northern Rockies moves east with showers and thunderstorms, crossing central valleys Tuesday and Atlantic states by Wednesday or Thursday. Generally fair weather elsewhere. No sign of disturbance in the West Indies.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Itig Mikel
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Great Central Valleys
Atlantic States
West Indies
Three A Crowd Ends? Easd man Kodak Leads Trio
Fragmentary OCR note mentions John L. Moore & Sons at 42 North with emphasis on Easd man Kodak. References expert training and advertisements in a rough, unclarified context. Entities appear: John L. Moore & Sons, 42 North, Kodak.
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Easdman Kodak
Biings
Cupia
John L. Moore & lSons
North
Aixest
I Am Labor Opening Eyes to Hidden Truths
A poetic declaration of awakening and the labor movement's view of long-hidden truths becoming visible to the observer. The speaker asserts labor's visibility and moral insight gained after centuries of obscurity.
Turpentine and Rosin Firm During the Week in Savannah
Turpentine held firm over the past week, closing at 89 39, with salves 4 383 and rems 3 548. Receipts 14 326, ship ments 14 915, stocks 174 130, versus last year. Rosin also firm with mixed grade changes and weekly sales 16 851, receipts 14 326, ship ments 14 915, stocks 174 130, showing a weekly decrease in overall stocks.
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Savanna
Aga
Mls
Tols
Richard D. Stinson Speaks in Chicago
Richard D Stinson of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute lectured at Oliver Baptist church in the morning St Stephens Methodist Episcopal in the afternoon and Evanston tonight He spoke on useful education to save the south from sin ignorance and extremity detailing support from prominent Atlanta citizens who chartered and funded the institute
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Chicago
SpertaLj
Pucharg D Stinson
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Oliver Baptist Church
St Stephens’ Methodist Episcopal
Evanston
Pxanzinenowes
Atlanta
Tiftonites Fall for Fake Army Girls Scam Threat
In Fiftan Georgia on August 31 special report, Owen and two female accomplices posing as rescuers collected money from Dawson residents under pretense of a rescue home. The group, described as tough and costumed in Salvation Army style, operated Friday, left for Douglas, and prompted local concerns after scam details appeared in the press.
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Fiftan
Owen
Dawson
Tifton
Douglas
Salvation Sims
Hiss
Griffin Schools Open in Griffin Georgia for 1910 Term
The Griffin public schools will begin tomorrow with bells tolling to summon students to class. The staff includes high school principal J.4 Bake, William W. Trsine, Miss Cartie Bakes, Miss Mude Capmainis. Yoram Batley school principal J H Rise, Miss W. M. Bankston, Miss Maud Green, Miss Corinne Walter, Miss Alice Kincaid, Miss Susie Matthews, Mrs A. B Johnson, Miss Mittice Burley. Fourth Ward school principal J. R. Berry, Miss Hebecrt Natt, Miss Jennye Duggan, Miss Annette Spitwell, Miss Emma Worsham, Mrs B S Watt. West Guilty school principal Miss Mattie Corbin, Miss Nelle Corbin, Mrs Tillman, Miss Knoth Wynne, Miss Mainie O Hara, Miss Gertrude McDowell. Supervisor music Miss Aline Cummings. Superintendent of education J. J. Jones.
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Fiffin
Griffin's
Bakes
William W. Trsine
Cartie Bakes
Mude Capmainis
Yorsam Batley School
Prinncipal
Mire
Sharp drop expected in cotton condition
New Orleans August 21 The main feature this week in the cotton market will be the September report on condition by the department of agriculture. It will be issued at noon Tuesday and cover the crop to August 25. Traders expect about a 10 point fall from July 2’s 79.6 percent of normal. The report could confirm or deny crop deterioration reports from Texas and Oklahoma.
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New Orleans
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Oklahoma
Bell appointed on assay commission Milledgeville GA
Milledgeville Ga August 31 Hon Miller S Bell president of Milledgeville Banking Co and mayor has been appointed member of the assay commission meeting in Philadelphia in the early spring. Congressman Harewicz aided the appointment on this important commission.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Miller S. Bell
Milledgeville Banking Company
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Haréwicx
Bell
Cherokee Artillery Organized In Rome
Tome Ga August 31 Specially selected enlistments have been secured to form a battery of field artillery for Rome Georgia arrangements for equipment of four guns are under way with the United States government The final organization meeting was held this week The battery will be known as the Cherokee artillery and will help Georgia by forming a battalion with other companies in Atlanta and Savannah
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Tome
Rome
United States
State of Georgia
Atlanta
aAvaunah
Colonel Huff Hurt in Stairs Fall in Macon
Macon Georgia August 21 Special Colonel W A Huff sixty two year old former mayor of Macon connected with recent charges against Judge Emory Speer and contempt trial fell at his Hardeman Avenue home at 2 AM He rose for water and lost balance tumbling head first down stairs spraining his wrist and badly bruising his side and hip Internal injuries not yet determined He remains confined to bed for several weeks with no other injuries found
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Macon
W. A. Huff
Emory Speer
Hardeman Avenue
V Jackson Grimes Dies Long Serving Ware Coroner
Waycross Ga August 31 Special In his eighty fourth year and after twenty five years as Ware county coroner V Jackson Grimes Confederate veteran died at his daughter Mrs Fanny Falana home He had feeble health for months and could not campaign Interment was at Kettle Creek cemetery Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Waycross
Ware County
V. Jackson Grimes
Fanny Falana
Kettle Creek Cemetery
Bartow County Masonic Convention Heads to Adairsville
The Bartow county Masonic convention will convene with the Adairsville lodge on Thursday September 11. This is one of the oldest county gatherings and Adairsville will host a visiting Masons alenic dinner for attendees.
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Adairsville
Bartow County
Prison Commission In Session Hearings On McNaughton Case
The prison commission reconvenes after a weeks break with key hearings this week. Dr W J McNaughton of Emanuel County faces death row for Flanders murder amid new affidavits suggesting nephritis rather than arsenic poisoning. Public sentiment shifted in favor of McNaughton and Mrs Flanders, who was co indicted. J J Maughim of Griffin, jailed four years for mill insolvency fraud, awaits a decision, though not expected this week.
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W. J. McNaughton
Emanuel County
Freq Flanders
Prison Commission
J. J. Maughim
Griffin Cotton Mil
Cass
Changes on G S F Railway in Georgia
Macon Georgia August 31 Special Frank W Scott former superintendent of the Georgia Southern and Florida railway has been transferred to trainmaster of the Palatka division at Valdosta. He had been on leave five weeks to regain health and requested the lighter duties. AE Marsh former trainmaster for the system assumes Scott's former duties. W F Kaderly was recently named general superintendent of the road.
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Macon
Frank W. Scott
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Six-Foot Rattler Skinned by George W Walker at Tifton
George W. Walker of route No. brought the skin of a six foot rattlesnake to Tifton this morning. He also displayed sixteen rattles cut from the reptile's tail as a souvenir. The notice promotes Dr Porter Antiseptic Healing Oil with prices 25c 50c and 1.08.
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Yifton
George W. Walker
Route No
Tiftan
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